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; oo oe Roundup By FREDERICK COLEMAN | ment, is solidly in favor of family

4 1230 News and Weather SINGAPORE (Reuters) — A’ planning but has not yet taken a leading medical authority said’ stand on voluntary sterilization. |

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Saturday voluntary sterilization) During the election campaign: is “‘the only answer’ at present the party said in a policy state- to Singapore's booming birth ment that energetic action must) rate. |be taken to educate the people Professor B. H. Sheares, head | 0m the benefits of family planning) of the obstetrics department of| and to “give them access to low- the University of Malaya here, | Priced and effective contracep- spoke to reporters about the ster-/ tives.”

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ilization proposal he first made | at a planned parenthood confer-| ence in New Delhi. in February. His views have stirred up a tor- rid controversay in this city-state which gained internal self-govern- ment within the Commonwealth

tiplication. of Singaporeans must! stop." '

Christian and Moslem organiza-| tions have condemned birth con-' trol methods in the past but so far have made no reply to Sheares’ proposal for voluntary

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. 7.30 News -nd Weather May 30. The continually-soaring 7.45 Lone Guide Talk birth rate has crowded hospitals) sterilization. pt , 800 Assignment . and schools. Foes of sterilization quickly re- r ! E 3 9.00 News & Weather In addition, unemployment 1s) pudiated the professor's views. Ladies $1 00 Children’s ) SUMMER HANDBAGS ............... . pcre eee Gao . 25e

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constantly climbing higher. 60,000 BABIES A YEAR: j{' Each year, Singapore’s multi-

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